Talk is cheap with videos, and cell phones.
It didn't take long for MySpace to rule the digital video world. The social networking juggernaut, owned by News Corp (NWS) was the No. 1 video site in July, trouncing popular YouTube, seasoned Internet companies, like Yahoo (YHOO) and Google (GOOG), and granddaddy media outfits, like Viacom (VIA).
This is pretty significant considering that YouTube and Google Video have gotten all the press when it comes to who's garnering the biggest video-viewing audiences. But now that third-party figures are available for individual sites, we're beginning to see who's actually attracting those coveted eyeballs.
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